It'll block the exapanse of blank wall, and add a bit of enclosure (although I don't care for the pergola itself, a bit too plain).https://i.pinimg.com/736x/84/53/c5/8453c51910c8cd83c93e6db13d86a109--front-porch-wood-railing-outdoor-entry.jpgOkay... you're loaded up with several hundred dollars worth of ideas.

Also, an open type shower with just a single glass enclosure could save a few inches... maybe something like this http://freshome.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/small-bathroom_glass-shower.jpgHas anyone done something like this and if so would you recommend it?

If you remove the entire unit and only install a tub, you will need to put up cement board (under a custom tile surround) or drywall (behind a shower enclosure kit).

The only office I have has four wheels and says "F-150" on the tailgate.

On the other hand, if you can avoid these potential pitfalls, there are opportunities out there.I recently purchased an intended buy and hold (90% of what we do) and ended up flipping it (this particular house was about an hour north of Concord in the Claremont / Springfield VT area):Purchased for $55K needing a good amount of capital injection:We did new windows, roof, deck and vinyl rails, cedar clapboard repair and paint, some sill repair, entire new propane-fired forced hot water heating and domestic hot water system (it had electric heat and an old electric water heater), plumbing repairs, full bathroom redo (new tub/shower with custom tile enclosure, new vanity, new toilet), half bath redo (vanity and toilet), new floors throughout (tile and laminate and refinishing of hardwood in living room), all new interior doors and finish carpentry, complete interior paint job, new sinks/faucets/finish plumbing, new appliances, a good amount of electrical upgrades, all new interior and exterior lighting fixtures, driveway redo with blue stone, a drainage-related landscaping improvement, filling in of a swimming pool, and other miscellaneous odds and ends.I estimated to be all-in (purchase, reno, and carrying costs) just under $100K.

I have a DNS 323 2 bay enclosure with 2 2TB harddrives for a total of 4TB.

:mrgreen: Let's see, cut a second opening in the base of your shower enclosure large enough to install a closet flange, connect the ball **** to a Y-fitting on the shower head arm... hmmmm, just where to install the TP so it doesn't get soaked????

., and garage.Once you know what the common costs are for each area for a specific size home, you can see how easy it will become to walk in and walk out 15 minutes later with a rehab figure in your head.For instance, I know that a full gut and remodel including new toilet, new vanity, mirror, sink, glass door enclosure, stone/tile on shower walls, etc will run me $2500 per bathroom.

Some enclosures can be trimmed out, the plain jane types, flat sheets.

If there was a house near one of the main tailgating areas, we wanted it.It also had to be a decent size house with a decent sized yard.